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Ness
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May 8, 2015 - 9:21 am
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HI Adamd,

Thanks for posting your comment on this thread.

I’m myself very impressed with Michel’s work,  it’s great stuff.

All the best,

Ness

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May 8, 2015 - 7:29 am
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I checked this thread. The attachment of wooden furniture which is used here is very nice. I think this furniture is made of romania white wood. Because i have some same furniture and that is made of this wood. I like the wood quality it is very nice.

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January 12, 2015 - 10:48 am
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Hi Michel,

Thanks for posting these photos the bookcase looks lovely, great job!

If you’d agree, I would l love to write an article on this and show people an example of projects we can build with Polyboard.

If this is OK with you could you write us a short text about how it all went for you and send us a few photos in higher resolution?

For your stair cladding drawings can you start a new thread in the stair section and send me the drawings, I’ll process them through the stair cladding version of StairDesigner to draw your parts.

I’m looking forwards to seeing your new TV unit too.

Here’s wishing you all the best and hoping that you’ll have lots of success in 2015.

Ness

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January 12, 2015 - 10:38 am
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Michel told me he had a problem posting at his end so here’s his reply:

My main job is stairbuilding and sometimes I get such demands which I gladly take as this is changing from my routines . I got a demand for a modern cabinet to hang on the wall to present flat screen television. As soon as I have more details I will let you know.

Thanks for letting me know what you’re planning. Nice to work on some different projects from the normal as you say. Sounds like the TV cabinet should work well with Polyboard.

Cheers,

Stefan

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January 12, 2015 - 9:45 am
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Great job! Love the design of the glass dividers/grilles too…very stylish. Thanks for posting the pics. Are you working on anything else with Polyboard at the moment or got any future plans?

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Hi Stefan and Ness ,

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Here are the pictures . To me this looks good ;-)))

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January 10, 2015 - 6:12 pm
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That’s great news, Michel! Looking forward to seeing the finished piece.

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Hi Ness,

 

the cabinet is done and already installed at the customer . It looks great . It is black painted and the beech is varnished on the inside . I will add some pictures on Monday as I have to go back there.

 

 

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Michel

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Hi Michel,

If I was you I would not groove the panels into the 25mm beech.

I would just glue and eventually use biscuits or dowels.

Not sure what you mean by not having the measurements of the parts, in general Polyboard will give all the finished sizes correctly. 

Maybe the problem is that the file I sent is only a template and should have been revised and adjusted to meet your needs.

If set up correctly Polyboard will give all the final parts with the correct sizes.

You might need to buy a complete CabinetFile Pro service that enables me to spend more time on your project and really tweak it to your specific needs.

All the best,

Ness

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Hi Ness ,

Most of the parts are made . My question here is about the vertical divisions . You used 19mm plate and the beech pieces are 25mm . According to what I can see these also needs to be grooved in  12 mm but this leaves you with a delicate side of 3 mm and 12mm  deep ?? What is your  oppinion or do I see this wrong ?

 

I am not used to work with this program yet but it would be easier if the measure of each complete part was mentioned. The sheets that I have needs to be calculated to find the final measure .

 

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Michel

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